I believe that there is a contract to be signed when someone enters a CH.....who signs that, the 'guest'? If so, what happens if they have no capacity and no attorney?
Also, one CH website said something about proving that fees for 2 years could be paid.....is that just a matter of showing them that the guest owns property that can be sold? Even if guest agrees to sell on the CH contract, what's to stop them changing their mind and refusing to sell it down the track?
Probably overthinking it but there's a fair chance FiL will go into a CH after his 2 weeks in rehab....can't see him getting mobile enough to manage on his own with a few care visits, so trying to find out as much as possible before husband flies out to visit and help with whatever arrangements are necessary
Also, one CH website said something about proving that fees for 2 years could be paid.....is that just a matter of showing them that the guest owns property that can be sold? Even if guest agrees to sell on the CH contract, what's to stop them changing their mind and refusing to sell it down the track?
Probably overthinking it but there's a fair chance FiL will go into a CH after his 2 weeks in rehab....can't see him getting mobile enough to manage on his own with a few care visits, so trying to find out as much as possible before husband flies out to visit and help with whatever arrangements are necessary